Fall 2021 Viewbook - Bishop's University

- W I L L I A M S S C H O O L O F B U S I N E S S - The Williams School of Business offers two business degree programs: Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) with multiple major concentrations and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) with aMajor in Business. Both degrees allow students to pursue the co-operative education program to combine relevant work experience and their studies. Joint programs include B.A. Majors in Arts Administration, Information Technology, and Sports Studies. Beyond co-operative education, our courses aim to provide students with immersive experiential learning opportunities enabling them to build the critical competencies that ensure career-ready students. B.A. Major Business – This degree option has been developed for the business-minded student pursuing a well-diversified liberal education, who wishes to complement other disciplines with a business degree. This degree combination is focused on a well-rounded, fundamental business core from all business concentration areas and the flexibility to combine interests. B.B.A. – The B.B.A. offers the most in-depth approach to a business education. B.B.A. students can also choose among the following major concentrations: ubishops.ca/wsb

ACCOUNTING Major Concentration and Honours

ENTREPRENEURSHIP Major Concentration, Honours and Minor

FINANCE Major Concentration, Honours and Minor

Knowledge of accounting is fundamental to all dis- ciplines in business. The skills acquired in the pro- gram prepare students for positions of leadership in organizations spanning all sectors of the economy including, senior management, strategic govern- ment positions, consulting, teaching, auditing and finance. At the Williams School of Business, this stream is accredited by the Order of Certified Pro- fessional Accountants of Quebec. BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY AND ANALYTICS Major Concentration, Honours and Minor Organizations increasingly rely on data and sophis- ticated analytical tools to make effective, strate- gic decisions and thus look not only for technical specialists but for business professionals with a data-driven mindset that can take an active role in manipulating and analyzing data to improve deci- sion-making. The skills acquired in the program pre- pare students for positions of leadership in organi- zations spanning all sectors of the economy.

This concentration is designed to enable the under- standing of the entrepreneurial process of starting, growing and harvesting a new venture. By perform- ing both an in-depth comprehension of the entre- preneurial process and hands-on assignments, students will learn: how the entrepreneurial mind thinks, how a product/market vision is developed, how an opportunity is assessed, and how resources are harnessed to take advantage of that opportu- nity, throughout the entrepreneurial networks and community.

Students will learn professional skills and acquire technical and analytical competence to pursue challenging careers in corporate finance, portfolio management, and securities research. In addition to a thorough understanding of the principles of finan- cial management, students will be exposed to both theoretical and practical aspects of investment management, capital budgeting, capital formation, and risk hedging. When following a prescribed se- quence of courses, students are qualified to write the first level C.F.A. (Chartered Financial Analyst) exam immediately upon graduation. Students can also compete in their last two years of studies for managerial positions within the SEED Portfolio.

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